Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-02-21

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oosa and ~ az ;,h,, ,,;,
ing his name or saamino to care about
The damage done. When Miss Bartlett
INV the cou;.; ..3..,hlo sba Ioanad
as far as possible into the sleigh and
thereby may have saved her life. The
careless or reckless driving on our
streets may vet cause serious accident.
East Hard
Dea. j. NJ. Stevens has been improv-
ing a little for the last few weeks.
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pooors
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MosC OF the winter schools close TINS
week
Rheumatism seems to be quite preva-
lent III this community.
Hon. H. H. Powers of Morrisville will
deliver the Memorial day address here.
VIM Sva.t - s,irI in taahIe health
and II - on.s,io, 70 be rallies 10 he
ont again.
StocL asnao;.u,, oo,ys 10 we'll I'M in
,.;oo. ,,l.,, and chan. oats and
,,aa - hi. f,o,ros
ou"" %
IolA pau wednesday e'e' feo -'"' a.
"
MrS- ArClur I'ei0e was "ul''O 'i'0
WEEK. one hdu oeen III ioo"'e h0''U"
,rovod roo n,ob IN bar faahIa copdi-
rio,
There is mucb indication among the
soldiers here that the depeudeut pension
hill should he vetoed. 1t means I'm plain
English the poor can stand it a while
longer-a patient class indeed.
Mrs. ID. w. Aiken has returned from
Burlington, where she has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Hamilton Peck for
a few days. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Aiken
seem to enjoy themselves well for people
of their advanced years.
Tuesday evening the 22nd, the ami
versarv supper of Ellsworth Post occurs.
This means social visit and supper of
the members with their frlends-young
and old, with perhaps a few invited
guests; and Rotations and songs by the
chllufeh' a genuine soou 'iuio ca
ed
East Burke
mere nave oeeh no nc" cases u u'pn-
'heii" Iio p"o' "0'N'
Fred Newell has gone to Burlington
to attend musical lectures.
Napoleon Harvey has bought the Prou-
ty place and expects to move there this
spring
james Counter has returned from
California, and taken possession OF his
farm in this town.
Luther Frasier and Ezra Eggleston are
doing a big job for Densmore Gorham in
saving, splitting and plllng huge WOOD
pile.
Ed. McGlnnls OF west BURKE mas hlreu
0-r
''o
uray & burulcA nave ulesoi'eu pai'-
neIShip anu oululCA Soe" W o. 'on"'
" est 6ufAe.
MI Z. l. Jameson commenced Sc
iec' schooA 'hiS "eeA'
Mr.. Mortimer Coe, who has been sick
for some time is better.
Drs. Sleeper and Bolton have both
been on the SICK llst, out are improving.
j. P. Otis and wife leave for their
future home in Kansas, next wednesday.
Mr.. Stephen UIIs 10 thinking of going
TO chicago IN the employ vi hu'iahu
marble concern
o. L. Gaskill has purchased a pair of
horses from CANADA ana VIII move Oh
to his farm at once.
The adjourned donation for Rev. j.
Morse was well attended wednesday
~ - N-1N " - - w.
The famous suit between William Nc
Farland and K. l.. and George Huntley
resulted in verdict of S2.15 in MIR.
Netherlands favor.
The Woman's Relief Corps will give
an ANTIQUARIAN supper at G. A. r. hall
on Tuesday evening; admission, 20 cents
per couple. All are cordially invited.
sutton.
Mrs. COrydOn Parker has been quite
sick for nearly three weeks.
A son of Elder Gilman is home, after
an absence OF eighteen years in the west.
uaorv D.rI;no is vary low with con-
,,,,,t;on NTH no nrosn.ct Of his re-
covery.
Chairman Cannhau il visiting his sis
NJ, Coml.o ,hho.+ in T.hanon
II
,o,-, e,oou ,,;s;,s -
o. - g.. ~. , Ioc.tior
-, 80 uodroad.n
Caleo Moui'on 10 SolhS " iiio'o ii0'ii
his place near the Village 10 HIS